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Am I the only one that thinks FWB is wrong?

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Ironpanther12 (Age:Under 18)     When: A month ago
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I see questions about friends with benefits ALL THE TIME. I think it is absolutely horrible that you're going to have sex and not have the guts to be in a relationship with that person. I mean come on seriously? Why the hell don't you just get into a relationship? I think it's just stupid and irresponsible. It's almost as bad as some of those teenage pregnancies out there in my mind. Does anyone else think this is wrong or am I just overreacting?


Update: Alright thank you to the people who gave me an honest answer you guys rock :). Although some of you are taking this the wrong way. I'm not telling you what to do. I'm basically saying that I think it's wrong. I'm asking for OPINIONS people.    29 days ago

Update: People who actually gave me a good answer and weren't d***s THANK YOU FOR SHARING. I don't see why some people just exploded at me and told me to leave them alone. It's very simple I asked for an opinion and asked a series of questions. Is it that hard to    29 days ago

Update: give me an opinion? But no some of you are way out of line. So again those who actually tried to help me thanks. Those who didn't even give me a legit answer I really don't see why you can't answer it. If you don't like it don't answer.    29 days ago

Update: Alright guys just to make something clear. My last update was directed towards 3 people who messaged me and called me pretty much an asshole and a moron. I respect other people's opinions but those people were out of line. Hope I made it more clear...    29 days ago

Update: Hey guys I apologize for being too blunt on this topic. I came off way too strong and should have thought more about what others would think. I understand we all have opinions and I shouldn't be the only one to voice mine. So I'm sorry guys :\    28 days ago

Update: Thanks for the opinions guys =)    12 days ago

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misskeyes123
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misskeyes123      When: 23 minutes ago
Yes, it's 100% wrong. It's basically girls with no respect for themselves and guys that are just to into sex for a relationship.
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sweetmisery14
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sweetmisery14      When: 3 days ago
If you're too weak to handle a friends with benefits relationship then obviously you shouldn't do it. The people who complain about it and have it turn out bad are because they don't know what they're getting into and don't know themselves well. If you control the situation well both people can be happy, but again a lot of people don't have that chops.
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GIntrovert I agree, judging by the polls, only 40% of us are able to handle it. - 3 days ago

shadowcat517
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shadowcat517      When: 5 days ago
I don't like the idea, either, so you're not alone. It gets dangerous, especially if one starts to fall for the other, and the feeling's not mutual, or one of them falls for someone else, and still keeps their FWB. That happened to one of my friends. She dated a guy who had a FWB on the side, and she ended up getting really hurt. Another one of my friends wanted a relationship with a guy, but she didn't understand that the guy just wanted to f**k her.

It sounds kind of like an empty relationship. Gratification without any connection. It's like eating ice cream and french fries every day. As good as it may be, it's devoid of anything that's actually healthy.
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Anonymous User      When: 7 days ago
I've never liked the whole FWB thing. I have been in that position many times though. Not because I didn't want a relationship but because the guy didn't want a relationship. Now I won't even sleep with a guy unless we have established some sort of exclusive relationship.
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chicagirl921
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chicagirl921      When: 8 days ago
What I don't understand, is how do people find a relationship after they've been with so many friends with benefits. Guys say they are picky about who their in a relationship with but how are they not picky with who their messing around with?! I don't see the logic one bit.
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Melissa-x-
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Melissa-x-      When: 11 days ago
People seriously lack morals these days, there isn't anything we can do about it because it is their individual choice no matter what I or anyone else thinks of it. It's a shame that people think so little of sex. Some people that sleep around judge those that wish to stay a virgin until marriage/will only have sex in a relationship and vice versa, its all about morals and the moraless. Are you aware that some guy in the British government wants to change the sex consent age down to 13? I think that's pretty horrifying. Imagine all of those no longer underage pregnancies and children thinking they're women.
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lexieray You make a good point in that some people do, very unfairly, judge those who wish to stay a virgin until marriage. If that's what works for them, then its the right thing. Also agree with point about age of consent, If anything it needs raising to 18 in UK. But I don't think you can say it's all about morals and the moral-less. Nothing is so black and white. People should do what makes them happy, and as long as no-one's hurt then it shouldnt matter that it falls into those grey areas. - 11 days ago
Answerer You're right, I guess I do see things very black and white cause I'm young but what I meant was there's people with morals whether its lots or few but there is also people with none at all and they'd do pretty much anything - in my opinion.
Yeah I think 18 would be a good because I think its more of a responsible age. The gov want to cut down on teen pregnancies yet the of consent age is 16 and they want to lower it.. I don't see the sense in that at all. - 11 days ago

Melissa-x-
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Melissa-x-      When: 14 days ago
Umm I personally think FWB is f***ed up and can ruin future relationships.
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lexieray
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lexieray      When: 14 days ago
I think it's fine, it just depends on what sort of person you are and what works for you. I don't think it's stupid and irresponsible at all, I have a 'friend with benefits' because I think its more responsible than just going out and having a one night stand! Some people need sex more than others, and with a friend I trust I know its not going to come back and embarrass me or whatever, I know where he's been! But I don't love him, he doesn't love me, beyond being friends anyway, it just works for a bit of fun if we're not in relationships.
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Jennalorrainetaylor
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Jennalorrainetaylor      When: 18 days ago
Alrite, I'm 21 so I'm gonna give you some serious advice. There are two ways in which a guys see's you

1) A Keeper- long term, committed, for marriage etc

2) A Fun time- short term, very short term, more self indulgence involved

What this means is, depending on what you want to be, friends with benefits isn't going to get a ful-filling relationship. Some would say "oh I'm young, is there such a thing as a ful-filling relationship?" Yes there is, you can learn a lot by being with someone, and I mean a whole a lot about yourself even. The real answer is, how do want to be preceived to the others around you? Is this giving you negaitive attention or positive attention? I don't think your overreacting at all, its good to have strong self -respect, you deserve someone whos going to work for what you give them!
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Yebah I totally agree, damn!!!!! Self Respect!!!!! - 15 days ago
lisalovescats Wow, 21 and an expert on men already. - 12 days ago

mftn420
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mftn420      When: 19 days ago
I have a FWB and the reason I CHOOSE not to be in a relationship beyond that with him is he's not a faithful guy in his relationships. And he treats his girlfriend (when he had one)like crap. He treats me lots better than he treats his girlfriend when he had one.
Yeah, I found that out when he was living with his girlfriend in the same apartment community as I am and he chased me for 2 months until I finally gave in and he and I have been carrying on for a year and a half. I know, I was wrong to give in to him when he had a gf. But they have split up yet again and he has still been coming to me. I wasn't the reason they split up either.
I also truly enjoy being single but honestly, a woman as well as a man have wants as far as sex goes.
I don't think it's being irresponsible to be in a FWB type relationship. I mean if BOTH people know the ground rules of what to expect then everything is cool.
I also don't think it's wrong except in the cases of course where either person is cheating on someone. (Yeah, I'm guilty of being the other woman and I'm not proud of it either.)
I don't think you're overreacting either because to each their own.
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Question Asker Wow this is a really cool answer. Thanks for your honesty :) I really enjoyed this one - 18 days ago
Answerer You're so welcome! I'm glad I could give you an answer to this. If you need any further answers, let me know. I'll try and help. Take care! - 18 days ago

AngelineG
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AngelineG      When: 21 days ago
Hi Ironpanther,

I don't think you were too strong. I just think that sometimes situations are more complicated than that, and that fear has a big influence on people. I am with you though...I don't want to give myself away to someone without having some kind of commitment from them.
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Yebah This is what I was about to say, perfectly said. good conclusion too. - 15 days ago

strawberrylace
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strawberrylace      When: 21 days ago
oh my god, I totally agree. its wrong big time. I think it is anyways. I believe that sex should be about respect...not just an orgasm!
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mftn420 Strawberrylace, I can say from experience, I have total respect for my FWB. He and I were friends and totally enjoyed each other as friends first. Then it went to where he chased me for 2 months I was flattered for sure. I wasn't sure for 2 months whether I wanted to cross those lines. Then one thing led to another and we crossed the lines and here 1 1/2 years later, we're still friends/ FWB also. Respectful to each other. - 18 days ago
Hippy Yes I had respect for my friends with benefits as well even tho I ended it, we new each other since we were kids and even after what we done and ended it were still friends. - 11 days ago

ILoveCefalu
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ILoveCefalu      When: 22 days ago
I think that if you think that friends with benefits is wrong, that you shouldn't participate in such a relationship. As to why other people become friends with benefits, I think that varies person to person, but that they do have reasons, however frivolous those may appear to you.
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rdabby
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rdabby      When: 22 days ago
I agree, I do believe its wrong.
cause one of the two will end up having feelings for the other person and he/she wouldn't be able to do anything about it cause it started as just sex and they re also friends so the other person wouldn't see himself with that person on long term otherwise they would have been normal boyfriend/girlfriend and that's it!

Also FWB seems so taboo to me cause why else would you do that, I mean either you re cheating on the person you re originally with or you re just as long as a moon would be!

Any relationship whatever it is that starts for a reason other than love is a failure to me, like for example( sex, money, use,abuse ...etc) it will always be a failure no matter how hard you try .

i also hate FWB because one of the two will end up hurt .

am also one of those people who believe that sex is either the beginning or the end of any relationship...
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hisangel
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hisangel      When: 22 days ago
I am COMPLETELY with you!

It's terrifying that there is a whole generation of people who think that sex is so casual. Sex is life changing! That isn't some pie in the sky thinking. Studies prove over and over again, how detrimental that can be to people. Cause even if you don't feel the emotional toll at the time, it doesn't mean it doesn't take it's toll.

Sex is complicated in a relationship! I can't imagine how traumatizing it would be to have it outside of one with someone who is "a friend". Friends are supposed to look out for you and always do what's best for you.

All I can think is how your whole life is "What if they aren't my friend anymore?" "What if they are just using me?" "What if they never were my friend but only wanted to get to sex?" "We've been friends for so many years, why don't just have the whole relationship instead of sex?"

I just think it would be a lot of heartbreak down the road.

But I'm so glad to see you are under 18 and think that. It's good that you see how valuable sex is. ;)
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Question Asker Yea I'm trying to be a part of the solution not the problem lol - 22 days ago
Answerer Good on ya. ;)

You fight the good fight. - 19 days ago

 
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Anonymous User      When: 23 days ago
I wish more guys thought like you.
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Question Asker Hahaha thanks :D - 23 days ago

 
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Anonymous User      When: 23 days ago
I agree with you, FWB... why can't people just be friends and if they want to have a relationship then have one, the FWB is totally a cop out. Means you just want to use that person to get your sexual tension out without any "strings" or emotional attachement , hey isn't that what hookers are for LOL. So you are nothing more than a prostitute, but without getting paid, just getting laid LOL !
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mftn420 I understand your view on FWB but I don't agree with it being a cop out and that it means people just want to use the other person to get the sexual tensions out without any strings of emotional attachments. I have had the same FWB for the past 1 1/2 years now. We were and still are great friends and he cares for me as much as I care for him. We are so emotionally bonded to each other that we know when the other is thinking about us. But, WE don't want to be in a relationship together. - 18 days ago

 
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Anonymous User      When: 23 days ago
I don't think its wrong per se-i havnt had a boyf for a while nd its hard to meet someone you really like so I would do it but would be afraid that I would fall for the guy. its hard for women to separate sex from love whereas men can. so I think the woman usually has a greater chance of fallin for the guy in fwbs than the guy for the girl. but it can be the other way around if the girl is a real alpha female and the guy is the beta. its not ideal and I would only want to do it til something better came along cos sex is better when ur into the person. you don't have that horrible awkwardness the morning after!

i used to think like u. its hard going without sex for ages but especially if ur past relationships have been a mess, you don't want to get into another one so fwbs are like a compromise for women. relationships are so messy and you have to wait a certain time to have sex or else it won't be serious but sometimes ur just really horny or else incredibly attracted to someone so don't want to wait that time. But FWBs are messy too-they only seem to work if you can distance yourself frm the person emotionally or at least think theyre ok but not relationship material. the min you think they would be a potential boyf then the FWB model is wrecked.

its definitely not as bad as teen pregnancy but I do feel sorry for teen mothers cos its not planned so people should support them not knock them when their life is going to be so hard.
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TheFatTwig
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TheFatTwig      When: 25 days ago
I don't think you should apologize for giving your opinion. I myself can see both sides of this argument, but I guess I don't really have an opinion on the subject. Still, I don't think you should have to apologize for giving yours.
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UnForGettable323
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UnForGettable323      When: 27 days ago
The way I look at it is that I can not ever imagine myself being in that sort of relationship with another person, but think about it. It may seem dumb but if a person really likes someone else they may want to be with that person anyway that they can and if the person just wants a FWB relationship then they might take what they can get. Not all FWB situations are the same.
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troamundos
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troamundos      When: 28 days ago
Ha! don't apologize. There are such things as moral absolutes. You don't have to apologize for not being all-inclusive, and tolerant of everything. And I agree with you. I think FWB is the result of people who are too dumb to realize sex is more than a physical act.
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bitesizedonut I agree +1 - 28 days ago
mftn420 I am in a FWB relationship with a guy for the past 1 1/2 years and I know I'm not dumb and neither is he. We both know sex is more than a physical act. We both care about each other and respect each other. I don't want to be in a relationship with anyone at this point in my life and neither does my FWB and we enjoy each other's company both as just friends and as FWB. - 18 days ago
Answerer And what characteristics of a relationship are you and he just not ready for? And why do these things have no impact on whether you're ready for...frequent sexual experiences? I honestly doens't see why you'd want to have sex with someone who was "keeping their options open" by not commiting to you, or wasn't even sure if they like you enough to commit. It seems to me dysfunctional to separate the two. - 17 days ago
mftn420 I have had really bad experiences with dating in general. I seem to find the jerks to say it nicely. I am tired of finding those men to date. So I plan to stay single. He just got out of a 4 year relationship where he and her did not get along well at all. He cheats on his women and isn't honest and so that's why I refuse to be with him beyond friends and FWB. I too am keeping my options open as far as dating a different man as he is about dating a different woman. Does that make any more sense? - 17 days ago

Tamikaze
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Tamikaze      When: 28 days ago
Don't apologize. You have a right to your opinion and you weren't the only one to voice your opinion. From what I see here a lot of other people got to voice theirs too. Only thing you could have changed would be to eliminate the word "wrong" in your question since most people just don't like to hear anyone calling someone else wrong.

But then again, if you did not use that word, this topic might not have received so many responses...
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Tamikaze
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Tamikaze      When: 28 days ago
I think it is a trainwreck, and not from a moral standpoint.

It is simply the repackaging of an idea that is as old as dirt. It is simply a new way for people to circumvent all other details to go directly to sex and try and make it sound palatable. I think it is funny that it is called "Friends" with benefits. I have to say that my friends and most friends in general have a better connection to you and are more careful about how they treat you than most peoople in an FWB deal.

Real friends actually do call you just to chat. They do return your texts promptly. They don't just contact you when they want something from you. You go out with them, do a variety of activities with them and at some level can rely on them to be there for you if you are going through a tough time.

Some FWB may combine that, but most are simply just an extended one-night stand with one or the other person ending up wanting more and getting hurt when they find out the other person is not down for it.

Hey, I get it, lust is powerful and sex is alluring, but it is very ironic when people get all funny and righteous about jumping into a relationship but they have no problem jumping into the sack. I do think that is putting the cart before the horse.
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itzzxhypnotik
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itzzxhypnotik      When: 28 days ago
i don't think its WRONG. its just not for me. (thats why I chose other). I think that sex should happen when there are feelings. but I know that sometimes hormones get the best of us, I'm guilty of it too. FWB is okay for some people and other people its not okay. it really varies from person to person, in my opinion.
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mariefaye
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mariefaye      When: 28 days ago
i agree with you! the onle reason why people hve frends with benefits is because they're afraid to be in an actual relationship.
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Hippy      When: 28 days ago
well I can only say the reason why I had a fwb, It was simply because I have not met someone that I would take home and introduce to my son or want to take that relationship level, and I feel by doing so would be waste of there's and my time, but we do have needs time to time so rather than sleeping about I chose one guy to which be both agreed no emotional attachments, however I did up ending this due to the fact that he was starting to want more. So I think now that friends with benefits does not really work because someone will usually end up wanting more then someone get's hurt which is it not nice, So my feelings now is that if someone was thinking of having a friends with benefits relationship then just be careful get out at any first sign of a feeling because it's not fair on the other hope this helps any one.
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Combat-Crash
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Combat-Crash      When: 29 days ago
I would think that some people do it because they want sex without the commitment. Even though I'm not into things like that. I don't see anything wrong with it. As long as both parties are aware that is only about sex, and aren't conceiving children or spreading diseases. That's just my opinion/theory though.
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SmarmyMarsh
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SmarmyMarsh      When: 29 days ago
Eh. It's definitely not for me, but it's a better alternative to people forcing themselves into relationships they aren't ready for. Nothing good ever comes of that, and in the end someone inevitably finds out "Wow, you never wanted to be with me at all, did you?" which hurts worse than feelings changing. It's pretty much a lie.

If it works for you, go have fun with it, but remember what it is.
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l-hedoniste Smartest thing I've heard all day. Gold star for you! - 28 days ago
Answerer Well aren't you a sweetheart! - 12 days ago

audreymarie21
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audreymarie21      When: 29 days ago
@Your Update - Who "exploded at you"? I may have disagreed with you, but I, in no way, exploded at you or attacked you in any way. I stated my opinion, that happened to contradict with yours. Toughen up buddy =P
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Question Asker It wasn't you chill out. It was people messaging me and telling me what a moron I am. - 29 days ago
Question Asker Thanks for the friend by the way. - 29 days ago
Answerer Oh alright, I read through all the responses too! lol cause I didn't know what you were talking about - 29 days ago

alioup
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alioup      When: 29 days ago
i think it depends on the person,
i don't think it's wrong but I have had a f buddy so I could be on the wrong side of things.

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Anonymous User      When: 29 days ago
I have to agree with the people who are saying, don\\\'t do it if you don\\\'t want, but leave others aloneif they want to.
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Clair
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Clair      When: 29 days ago
I don't think you are over reacting, I just think you are reacting emotionally and not thinking it threw properly.

Some people don't want to be in relationships, some people want to see, and sleep with difrerent people.

Should they just stop having sex?

If people are being irresponsible about sex then yes, it's stupid, but I don't see the problem with people choosing to have reponsible concentual sex without the troubles of relationships. Why do you think it's wrong?

I must say that, mentally and emotionally most people can't have the FWB relationship with people. Engaging in sex with the same person on a regular basis usually causes weird chemical reactions the the brain, people can't help becoming attatched to sexual parnters, and jealous and hurt occurs often, but some people don't go threw that and you shouldn't judge these people for living their lives as they wish when they are not doing anything wrong.

I also wouldn't want to shame a person into having a relationship and pretending to settle down when they are not happy and want to have sex with other people all the time.

Also, a lot of people just haven't found the right person. They might really like their FWB, but not love that person, when they find the right person perhaps they'll be willing to settle down.

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Simple-Simonette
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Simple-Simonette      When: 29 days ago
What works for one person may not work for another. The problem with FWB is you can't know how it will affect you until you've actually experienced it.
I've had it both ways. I wanted a relationship and chose to have a FWB to mimic the intimacy I craved from the individual. I've also had a strictly physical relationship with a man to sooth my hormonal urges. With one I got my heart broken and with the other a friendship with added benefits that faded over time like other relationships.
Despite the heartache, it was worth it to me, the faux relationship I had. Looking back, the time I spent with him was worth it because I loved him. We only get so many "love's of our lives" before we settle down, and as sad as it was, it was also thrilling, exciting, and full of love (I was a great pretender). I cried my share of tears over him, but I also got the satisfaction of knowing him the way I wanted to. I'm not too bitter because all my experiences have led me to be the woman I am today with a life that may not be grand but very satisfying.
I have no opinion if another chooses to be in a relationship without emotional commitment - but it wasn't the wrong choice for me. With my life, there were times I had to accept my lot in life. Just be happy with what I had.
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CrazynKinky
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CrazynKinky      When: 29 days ago
I on the edge of this one. I've had the friends with benefits thing and it was the better decision but it all depends on the people. Right now my friend and I are stuck together for the next three years no matter what probably sitting next to each other through all of it. Sex and fooling around doesn't change how we act around each other. When he told me he wanted to go out with someone we stopped and ya it stung a bit but like I said were stuck together this way it's not the awkward break up stuff.

I just want to know why you think it's irresponsible? People have sex in relationship anything that can happen in them can be exactly the same something goes wrong and they break up so what's the difference with just having someone there with out the drama?
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maye8384
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maye8384      When: 29 days ago
Well, I don't think it is right. I know a lot of people who do have friends with benefits and a lot of the time it turns into one person having feeling for the other, and the other doesn't have them back. It is a tricky situation and no, it's not for me.
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audreymarie21
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audreymarie21      When: 29 days ago
are you against Gay marriage as well? if it doesn't effect you, what does it matter? other peoples relationships are their business, if they want to have a sexual relationship w/o the emotional connection, it shouldn't matter to you. I had a FWB that was amazing, great sex, but we weren't compatible other than that, neither of us had any interest in seeing each other outside the bedroom.
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vetmedhead THANK YOU!! - 29 days ago
gotc147 Sounds like what I have with my FWB. - 29 days ago

ifyouseekamy
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ifyouseekamy      When: 29 days ago
well...usually the guys are the ones who DONT want the relationship...they don't wanna put the effort in...and still wanna be able to f*** who they want...WHEN they want. in these friends with benefits situations...usually the girl really likes the guy...and wants a relationship...but they know this is the closest they'll get. its better than nothing...so we go along with it. that's from my experience.
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thatswhatyourmomsaid
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thatswhatyourmomsaid      When: 29 days ago
i totally agree. I could never just be friends with benefits with someone. anything physical I do, I would only do with someone I was really emotionally connected to as well
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Anonymous User      When: 29 days ago
I think its wrong especially if you don't know you're just a friend with benefits. first I was his special person (before sex) then I was just friends with benefits and "we're not in a exclusive relationship"(after sex). my opinion friends with benefits relationship you can get hurt too.
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HaggardDiva If you didn't know, then it wasn't Friends with Benefits. Then he was just playing games. - 29 days ago
Answerer Yeah now I know it. he was using me :( - 29 days ago
bunny420 You let him do it though. - 25 days ago
Answerer He lied to me. I thought we were a couple. and I know that I should've known but it was my first relationship so I was clueless - 25 days ago
bunny420 He cheated on you or he broke up with you? :S - 25 days ago
Answerer At first he told me we are not in a exvclusive relationship... I need to see other people. I'm still in love with him. so it hurts so bad - 22 days ago
bunny420 If he said you weren't exclusive then you shouldn't have really been clueless, and I hope you feel better soon. x - 12 days ago

A-Soldiers-Wife07
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A-Soldiers-Wife07      When: 29 days ago
Personally I could care less what others do with their sex lives :) I know several people with FWB and all it ever ends in is disaster so I am very glad I chose a relationship over FWB. I think it shows how scared people really are to be in a committed relationship.
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chrissykali I could not agree more!!!! - 29 days ago

mooky
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mooky      When: 29 days ago
I think some people hunger for intimacy but don't have the conviction to do what's right. that's how a lot of teenage pregnancies happen I would think.
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godoggo And you get to define "right", huh? - 28 days ago
Answerer Right is whatever you make of it. you define it yourself. - 27 days ago

onceuponatime
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onceuponatime      When: 29 days ago
Friends with Benefits tends to be a disaster.
But Acquaintance with Benefits could work.

The key is to keep your "friend" at a distance. There should only be a physical connection, not an emotional one. Once you add the latter in, you're setting yourself up for a whole world of trouble (...and inevitably hurt).
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germanotaku I couldn't agree more with you on your answer!
FWB fails more often than it does not. The thing to ask for is: How is that "F" defined. If it really is a close friend then the 'WB' should be skipped. If it's just an acquaintance however you'll lose nothing if you drop that guy/girl later... - 29 days ago
Answerer I speak from experience unfortunately. I have the close friend and didn't skip the WB part.
If I had to do it all over again, I wouldn't trade our friendship for the benefits. Sex changes everything... No one told me that. :( - 29 days ago
JustDance Maybe for girls. but guys can keep the emotion thingie at a distance(something about having a brick wall to deal with feelings for us men) - 29 days ago
JustDance That is with FWB that aren't best friends. - 29 days ago

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hkau021      When: 29 days ago
Well like a lot of things in the world, this is also really a matter heavily based on individual opnion. As you have seen from all the answers so far and the poll, there are some people who are for it and the rest, against it (like yourself) For me personally I am for FWB, as I have been in one before, the most important thing about being in such an arrangement is that you really have to know and trust that person, it is not like a random hook-up or a one night stand, it has to be an actual FWB, means a friend who you know and who knows you. I was in such an arrangement with my best friend of 5 years, we have always been open with talks bout sex, our body, etc. We always joked bout how we shall give it ago at least once in our life, although we have never felt "that" way bout each other. So one day we decided to put our talk into action, since we were both saw sex as a fun thing which is totally detached from LOVE. I guess this is the main reason why a lot of people see FWB as a wrong thing, as they associate SEX with LOVE. yes I agree SEX does bring passion into a relationship, but the butterflies in your stomach you get after a "session" that makes you think you are in love, is really the release of hormone. So no its not that some people don't have the guts to be in a relationship, its just a mutual arrangement between 2 people just for some closeness and good time.

Trust is also very important as you need to be able to trust each other that you aren't actually secretly in love with the other person and gonna use FWB to try and get them emotionally attached, because this is when FWB leads in disappointment and heartbreak.

i hope this helps with ur opinion on FWB.
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HaggardDiva I agree. I think you hit the nail on the head with the reference of attaching sex to love....I feel the same way....to me they are two different things. - 29 days ago
Question Asker You're correct it's a matter of personal opinion - 29 days ago

Annette83
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Annette83      When: 29 days ago
I think it's one of those things that sounds fine in theory, but usually doesn't work in real life.

For people who are feeling bitter about relationships because of past bad experiences, or for people who don't have time/energy to develop a good relationship because of work, or for college-age people who don't want to get tied down right away, FWB might sound like a good solution.

If both people involved really and truly only wanted sex and didn't get attached to each other, then it would work. But in most of the FWB situations I've heard of, someone ends up getting hurt or feeling dissatisfied/ empty.

There is so much pressure--especially in the USA--to be in some kind of relationship. I think FWB developed because people don't feel comfortable about going through a period of no sex or no relationship. Sometimes it takes a long time to find someone great to be in a relationship with. It's a shame that more people don't feel comfortable acknowledging that. I find that going on dates (no sex) to get to know people/decide whether I want to pursue them works.
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bitesizedonut +1 - I like your answer :) - 29 days ago

TheStrangeOne
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TheStrangeOne      When: A month ago
...I think its definitely wrong, superficial, irresponsible etc...I agree totally with you...By having a FWB you just prove yourself how irresponsible you are of having a healthy relationship...Also in many situations it may hurt feelings too because people aren't guided only by their needs...What if a person for example starts developing true feelings for his FWB?what will the other one do? its really a complicated situation and I would never chose being a part of it because I respect myself and I would never do anything that may hurt my self-respect...I really don't see the point in that...But that's just my humble opinion...

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paigems I agree with you...I'm not sure why you got down voted twice =/ - 29 days ago
Answerer It is by people who have FWB and who can't stand a honest opinion...: ) but I don't mind : ) - 29 days ago
godoggo I can only answer for one of the down votes--but in my case, I don't have a FWB, never have. I just don't like self righteous people. - 28 days ago
mftn420 I can speak from experience of getting feelings for my FWB. I did fall head over heels for him. I kept it from him for 4 months because I know we didn't want a relationship beyond what we had. I told him finally and we talked about it. He told me straight out, he cares about me but we can't be anything different. I agree and wasn't hurt by him at all telling me that because he cared enough to tell me straight out and not lead me on. We're still going strong as FWB and good friends. 1 1/2 years now - 18 days ago

flukedflautist
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flukedflautist      When: A month ago
Personally, I wouldn't have a FWB right now. But I do understand why people do it- it satiates their primal urges with a trustworthy partner. It's like a 'i'll-scratch-your-back-if-you'll-scratch-mine' kind of thing.
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Stella5555      When: A month ago
Here was my friends with benefits situation.

A friend and I had a thing for each other, but didn't really know how to bring it up. One night we hung out at a party and one thing led to another. He and I are not the type to just hook up randomly with someone--which we've discussed openly. He leaves for Africa to join the Peace Corps in November so we knew we couldn't have a relationship. We began our rendezvous in September. Neither of us wants to spend 2-3 years waiting on the other person when we don't even know whether or not we'll be interested after all that time. Fwb was the best decision for us, I feel.
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hellnahandbasket      When: A month ago
Even my "horny" friends don't believe in FWB. Its ridiculous. If you REALLY need to have a release, then do it yourself. I know it's not as good as the real thing but if you MUST have the real thing, then put the time and effort into building a relationship to the point where you can trust someone with your own physical being. Sorry if anyone disagrees with my view, but sex is meant to be special and will never feel as good with a stranger or FWB.
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missfit77 Actually, you can find a FWB that is capable of trust. I have one right now and I trust him just as much as I would trust my boyfriend. The sex we have is still special, and he treats me like a goddess. I am definitely an advocate for FWB's. you just have to find the right one. I am however against one night stands. - A month ago
Littletad "You just have to find the right one"...

Sorry, I couldn't stop laughing at that sentence. - A month ago
Answerer Uh...you just described a boyfriend. You trust him, you have special moments...I think the only reason you don't consider him a boyfriend is because the two of you aren't dating. Frankly, if you can find someone you trust that much and someone to treat you special, chances are you could have a decent relationship. No offense, but it sounds like you have a commitment issue. - 29 days ago
JustDance Littletad.. I laughed too lololol - 29 days ago

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Cool-Relax      When: A month ago
What's worse, a relationship that's purely sexual but consistent, or a bunch of random hookups? I'm not saying that I condone FWB, but I don't necessarily think they're absolutely horrible either. I have no intention of being in that kind of relationship, that's my choice, I don't expect everyone else to follow suit.
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InquisitiveMale I commend you for stating your opinion based on how you feel about friends with benefits and not trying to pressure others to agree with you. - A month ago

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paigems      When: A month ago
The people that are saying it's wrong pretty much already made all the good points. I don't think it's right, and I would never want a fwb. If someone wants to be with me, then they have to be with me for the right reasons, not just for sex. The number of people that voted "no way it's fine" on the poll kind of makes me sad =/
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muythai      When: A month ago
I do not think FWB is good, but I agree why it is done. For example, I'm in college and one of the things baout college is that you just want to experience life, people, school... and a lot of the time it is hard to balance it all. When in a relationship there is a certain amount of time that needs to be dedicated for that and that can hinder on everything else you want to do in your life. I have done the FWB things many times before... they all ended badly, but those are some of the reasons why I did it. I didn't have time to commit to a person because I had planned to move and dedicate mysself to school and having fun, I didn't want a commitment. However, engaging in FWB... some one always gets hurt. One person always like the other more than the other likes them back. It sucks, but it happens. And truthfully, its a part of growing up. The person who likes the other more is always the one who hopes that the FWB thing turns into something more, but most likely it doesn't, but sometimes it does.
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bitesizedonut I don't know... it seems like there would be more drama in continually tragic ending FWB than committing to one solid relationship... but I've never done FWB so I can't say for sure. +1 any way for being so open and honest :D - A month ago
Littletad I hope you do find someone sometime in the future where you can have a healthy relationship. You might be surprised what your missing, but I respect your opinion. - A month ago
Answerer Oh no... I have had a boyfriend for two years... I'm just saying when I was younger this is what I did. - A month ago
InquisitiveMale There are often complications but that?s simply because those relationships are built off of lies and deceit. If your not completely honest with yourself and your partner about what you truly want from the relationship it?s expected, but successful friends with benefits relationships are possible and do happen.

Complications arise whether it?s a committed relationship or fwb. That?s no real deterrent and shouldn?t be thought of as one.

MY opinion, not yours.
Cheers.
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scnbabe89
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scnbabe89      When: A month ago
I could never do it but I do think some people could even thought it really is wrong in my book lol
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vetmedhead If you are saying what I think you are saying--that you have to worry about the morality of your own choices, and let others do the same--then, thank you. And I wish you would talk to bitesizedonut. - A month ago
bitesizedonut If you have a problem with me vetmedhead, take it to messages and don't involve other people. I think we should all uphold the highest moral standards... which is why we should ALL not use others as a means to an end only. Seriously, you are acting like a troll. - A month ago
Littletad Vetmead, there is nothing wrong with voicing your opinion. Bite has not told anyone "You shouldn't do it". I wish you could learn to better understand the context of opinion and that of judgment. - A month ago
Answerer I just think that people that have sex should be in love to some extent and not just sleeping with every person that comes your way. - 29 days ago

bitesizedonut
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bitesizedonut      When: A month ago
I'm agreeing with you. I could never do it (even if it wasn't sex... even if it was just making out). I don't understand it... I find the name to be very ironic, considering many friends with "benefits" turn out to be quite the opposite... more like... friends with "complications." I personally don't view sex as a benefit in terms of a friendship. It is the benefit of a serious committed relationship, and nothing less. If you have sex with your friends, what is to separate your significant from them? Gah... it just boggles my mind... Also, and I could be wrong, but viewing sex in a casual light (as with FWB) seems to naturally progress towards infidelity (sex being something you do when you have nothing better to do... like instead of poker with the guys, it's sex with Francesca).
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Answerer *what is to separate your significant *other* from them? - A month ago

 
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Anonymous User      When: A month ago
Personally, I find the idea that someone doesn't care enough about me to date me but is content to simply use me for sexual gratification is offensive. It doesn't take a genius, either to see from all these questions from girls hoping for more to know that people get hurt in these types of relationships.
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Anonymous User      When: A month ago
i find it ok. like when sexual tension builds up in me I need to get it out. when I have a FWB who I trust then its just so easy to call him up. but I did and still do have feelings for FWB
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bitesizedonut You know what is even easier... doing it yourself (no phone call or wait period necessary). I wasn't the one who down arrowed you, but I definitely think there are better ways to deal with sexual tension. - A month ago
Answerer I have done it my self so much that I don't feel much. its boring. plus I don't wait for a guy to call back I make the dates he just shows up and does the work. - A month ago
bitesizedonut As some one who masturbates... I do not understand this concept... But if you are getting bored, you could always buy a sex toy if you want something new... or heating/cooling lubricants (or both). It comes complete without the risk of STD's or pregnancy. Not really judging - just do be sure to use a (male) condom since it is really the only form of BC that protects against STD's (it's not 100% effective though and is prone to user error... it's better than nothing...). - A month ago
Answerer Yea some people are different then me. I have this medical problem where I don't have much feeling in my downstairs. so I feel best when I'm with some one I care about. - A month ago
bitesizedonut Aw - well just be careful :D stay safe. I hope someday you find some one you can share your life with in all of its aspects <3 - A month ago
Dela1111 Awwww.... not really. - 29 days ago
Answerer Ok I like sex. what's teh problem with sharing the wonderful feeling ? - 29 days ago

hooie
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hooie      When: A month ago
I have a question for you seriously since you have such a strong opinion in this subject. I would appreciate your opinion. I have a friends with benefits and I have feelings for him well, actually I am in love with him and just today he jokingly asked me to marry him he was like will you marry me ""jennifer'' and I didn't know what to say so I was like sure then his phone rang and that was that. the reason we are friends with benefits is because when I met him we both just ended really BAD relationships and didn't want a relationship so soon.but we have been like bestfriends that have sex for 2 years now.My question is do you think he may want to be more than friends with benefits at this point?
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Question Asker Well why don't you try and ask him if you two want something more... - A month ago
Littletad No he will not. That is one of the consequences. - A month ago
Dela1111 Yea definitely not, you should have known being some guys f*** buddy would take you off the menu for girlfriend material. - 29 days ago

 
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Anonymous User      When: A month ago
I agree with you. Most of the time it's the guy using the girl and the girl is going along with it because she thinks he'll want to get in a relationship later. It's just stupid. If you can't be with me 100% why should you get to share the most intimate act with me? People treat sex like handshakes these days.
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Question Asker Excellent answer I couldn't agree more :D - A month ago
Whoknows87 Handshakes? I like handshakes....lol jk - A month ago
dave216 Your right, most of the time it is just a girl using sex too lure some guy into a relationship. - A month ago
vetmedhead The girl is responsible for her own decisions about sex and relationships. She decided to get into a FWB relationship, it's nobody's fault but her own.
If you girls keep blaming guys for your sexual decisions, you will forever be second class citizens. - A month ago
bitesizedonut I one upped you because I have had my guy friends reveal to me some of the techniques they use on girls who are inexperienced, vulnerable, and who are looking for some love and attention. They are used for their naivete. And dave216 has a bit of a point... I have also known girls who "forget to take the pill" just so they can get pregnant and trap their FWB/man of interest. Solution: people need to stop using other people as a means to an end. End of story. - A month ago
vetmedhead You are painting yourselves--girls--as powerless victims. That's the new wave of feminism, so I'm going to take a wild guess and ask if you are a women's studies major. - A month ago
bitesizedonut Me? I also painted us as conniving whores who only have sex to trap men. And I don't view us -- girls -- as powerless victims (you could transpose the words guys and girls and the first sentence I wrote in my comment would still be true)... I do think women have been victimized throughout history, and I think men are held to unreasonable socially created standards. I would say my view of the matter can be seen in the solution I wrote. - A month ago
Answerer New wave of feminism? Have you seen some of the questions around here? That type of situation happens a lot, please don't try to belittle others who don't share your viewpoint, especially when it's incorrect. - A month ago
Question Asker Alright guys chill - A month ago
gotc147 Bitesizedonut: By painting --girls-- as "conniving whore who only have sex to trap men" you also make women look as predetory as men who are only after sex. These men are viewed as being too lazy or afraid to be in a relationship but a woman who uses such a method to get a man in her life is no different, she just says "I want that guy so I'll have him get me pregnent and he'll have to stay with me". Nobody puts the effort into a relationship anymore. - A month ago
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enlightenment      When: A month ago
overreacting...
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Youth naivete.
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Question Asker Not really it's a personal opinion. We are ALL entitled to our own age has nothing to do with it. - Yesterday
Answerer Of course. But as you learn the ways of the world, young grasshopper, you will learn that life often does not allow us to maintain the ideals of our youth. If you are able to maintain this opinion for your entire life, I dare say, you are one of the lucky ones. - Yesterday
Question Asker Yea I think my opinion very well could change as I grow. But not now lol - Yesterday

Crazycanuck
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Crazycanuck      When: Yesterday
Personally I disagree with it and I'm not going to get a FWB anytime soon...However It's a free Country and I'm not the type to shove bibles down peoples thoughts so I say do what makes you happy...
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nice_guy7      When: 10 days ago
It is so funny how in this day and age people think sex has anything to do with love. I often wonder how people can be so illogical. Be rational here people, there is no objective correlation that can be made between them. Sure, if I love someone I likely want to have sex with them and greatly enjoy it, but that is a contingent relationship, not a necessary one.
And don't placate me with your unreflective moral rhetoric. There is no plausible argument that can be made to show that sex without love is wrong. I dare you to try. Simply claiming that something is immoral because someone else told you so is very unconvincing. Infact obstaining from sex can much more easily be argued to be unethical. You are depleating the total utility in the world (utilitarianism), operating on false conceptions which shows weakness of character (virtue ethics), showing a lack of care for others' needs (care ethics), and failing to follow your duties based on the categorical imperative, which states that you can only act in such a way that you could will that a principle based on your actions would become a universal maxim (in this case you would be willing that it become a principle that very few people have sex which would result in the destruction of the human race out of lack of procreation) (deontological ethics).
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vally34 I love your argument. I could have had a orgasm from your words. lmaoo. oh I like your jin from samurai champloo avatar. - 10 days ago
Answerer Thanks, and that is hot. - 9 days ago

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Cartiphilus      When: 12 days ago
Are you sure you don't have some sanctimonious reason for asking this question?
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Question Asker Are you sure I should consider this an answer? No there is nothing religious about this. There's always one moron who thinks that there is and it's you this time. Congrats - 12 days ago
Answerer You used the word, 'wrong', no me! Calling me names only reduces your credibility and confirms you are sanctimonious. - 12 days ago
Question Asker Haha I must be missing something. How does name calling make this question have to do with Religion? Also did I ever say that if you have FWB God will strike you down? No I didn't. Actually come to think of it I never said anything about religion. So how you see religion in this I have no clue. - 12 days ago
Answerer I've read enough of the below to see you're very arrogant. You're only continuing this thread to further be condescending. Calling me names does not help your apparent quest to inflict your values on me or anyone else on this site. You can go f*** yourself.. - 12 days ago
Question Asker Telling a minor to go f*** himself. REAL mature buddy. I can say the same thing to you. Also you never answered my question. How does this have to do with religion? By the way I've also seen enough of your answers to see you are very arrogant. =P - 12 days ago
Answerer My apologies. Had I known you were a minor I would have cut you some slack. Now I understand why you're being so dense. Do not make moral judgments about peoples sex lives until you're old enough to experience it yourself. What consenting adults, which you are not, do with each other outside of marriage is none of your concern. If a woman wants to share her body with a guy for pure sexual gratification with no strings attached, that's her decision and none of your concern. - 12 days ago
Answerer Do not call strangers names in person or you will likely start something you're not prepared to finish. It's easy for you to call me, a stranger to you, a 'moron' because you're hiding behind the protection of the internet and a computer. It means you're a coward to call me a moron knowing you would be too afraid to say that to me face in person. - 12 days ago
Hippy If I had known you were a minor, I would not of answered your question I don't mean any offense to you but you are not mentally mature enough to properly understand the question your asking nether mind the answers, unless you have just found out one of your or friends parents are having an affair or something like that, then we would have bean more than happy to advise in that manner. but not the question you are asking. thank you and sorry for any offense. :) - 11 days ago

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abbos      When: 13 days ago
FWB is wrong. Ultimately, where is the feelings?!
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Cartiphilus You're missing the point. It's sex, for the sake of pure gratification with no strings( no feelings) attached. - 12 days ago
Tamikaze In theory that is what it should be, pure sexual gratification, but the funny thing is, at least for women, without any feelings we cannot get the gratification. Women do not reach orgasm quickly or easily. We need to be with a partner who really cares about us enough to listen to our needs in bed and make it happen. Since guys can and do get sexual gratification without any need for feelings, they often simply miss the boat on how to please a woman. - 11 days ago

Nooyen
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Nooyen      When: 19 days ago
Some relationships aren't black and white. Sometimes it's not a typical relationship and they can be happy that way. Being FWB can sometimes be much better than a "normal" relationship if both people are honest with all partners(or completely quiet about it) and respect each other, without jealousy. With a lot of things in life, this is also very situational. Sometimes it may be completely wrong and hurtful to everyone. Sometimes it's for the best.
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martyfellow      When: 19 days ago
I hesitate to use right and wrong about this: for me, relationships are rarely 'right' or 'wrong.' They answer human needs.

But in general! I don't like these relationships, they seem unhealthy.
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bunny420      When: 25 days ago
I don't think it's wrong, but I guess you're not "the only one" that thinks it is. ;P
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nice_guy7      When: 25 days ago
i really don't understand your rationale. why would I date someone just because I like to have sex with them? it is like you are saying that all it takes to have a good relationship is to have sex or that it is all a relationship is. often people aren;t with anyone and are looking for someone they like and in the meantime they satisfy sexual things with someone they can trust who is a friend or sex partner. how is sex irresponsible?
i'm sorry, but you really just don't make any sense. you must have been raised in such a way as to confuse what it is to have sex and what relationships are.
it isn't a matter of guts, there are plenty of people I would have sex with but would never consider dating. sex and dating are entirely different things. don't confuse them.
like seriously, think about it. you said "Why the hell don't you just get into a relationship?" think about how funny that sounds. as if people who didn't like each other could just force it. why would I "just get into a relationship" with someone I don't like? do you seriously think having sex with someone has anything to do with liking them. if you do you are sorely mistaken sweetie.
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Hippy Well said - 11 days ago

 
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Anonymous User      When: 26 days ago
I don't have a problem with it.

I'm not the type of guy who will have a f*** buddy.

I believe in relationships. If I like a girl, I don't want her just for sex.

The other reason ties in to the first. I wouldn't want to have regular sex with a girl that I don't like. After the orgasm you're like "I need to GTFO of here."

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Anonymous User      When: 28 days ago
I don't see a problem with it. If you know the other person isn't going to be the one you want to be with, why waste time and effort being in a relationship. Especially if you only want sex which is what FWBs is.
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Hippy My point as well - 11 days ago

bobair
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bobair      When: 28 days ago
It sounds to me like your problem is with some people's lack of "exclusivity" and not with the idea of "friends with benefits."

And I'm willing to bet you assume that "short term relationships" lack safety, intimacy and love - or that someone is always being "tricked?"

I will beg to differ, only because I've had plenty of female "friends with benefits," and thanks to our ability to "relate" and our willingness to be open and honest (and safe) nobody walked away hurt, used, or pregnant.

Every person you interact with is in a "relationship" with you, except that some relationships are meant to last, and some are meant to be temporary.

Each day we create these mini-relationships with the people we meet - sales clerk, landlord, teacher, and even the one-sided communication that occurs between a newscaster and you.

As long as we're not trying to "get sex" from women by lying to them, and as long as women aren't "trading sexual favors for attention," I believe friends with benefits is an AWESOME act of love and sharing when between two people who really get it.

Everyone else should tread carefully.

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bunny420 Great answer. :) - 25 days ago
mftn420 Awesome answer!~!~ - 18 days ago
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Anonymous User      When: 28 days ago
I think the people who called you "an asshole and a moron" were not bothered as much by your opinion, as they were by your conceit.
"first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother's eye." Matthew 7:3-5
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Answerer Thinking there is no plank in your eye, and you are eminently qualified to aid your brother...that is the conceit. - 28 days ago
Answerer When you are young, you beleive whatever you are told--by parents, church, teachers or peers.
Your concept of morality is whatever others have told you.
As you get older, if you are smart, you start to ask "Why is this right, and that wrong?"
And you begin to realize that the lens through which you once so clearly saw the rightness or wrongness of others' actions might be obscured by some wood...a plank, even.
I like audrey's comparison to judging homosexuals.
- 28 days ago
Answerer This is all going completely over your teenage head, isn't it?
Work with me. Explain to me--without resorting to argument by authority (my parents/church/teachers said so)--why sex without commitment is wrong.
And don't say, because someone falls in love and gets hurt--that is by definition no longer sex without commitment.
And don't prattle on about pregnancy and disease, most of us are adults and we know how to prevent these things, and having a FWB doesn't mean you sleep around. - 28 days ago
Question Asker No I admit that I came off too strong but it still doesn't justify people doing that... - 28 days ago
JustDance ALL I'm gonna say is LOLOLOLOLLOOLLOLLOOLOLOLLAOHAOAHOAHOWHOAWHHOWOWAHAWO!!!!!!!!! for quoting the bibleor new testament or whatever lolol - 12 days ago

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Tootzy      When: 28 days ago
Imo I don't like the idea of FWB.
To me,you should only have sex with the person you love
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mftn420 Let me ask this, can you not love your friend but not be in love with them too? - 18 days ago

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wild-tangent      When: 28 days ago
To be honest again- you did make a huge assumption about "not having guts." That's liable to p*ss people off if they think it's inaccurate. This is the internet- everyone's ego gets inflated to the nth degree. Can't go making assumptions without this sounding like debates on poltiical forums of "well I hope you die!"

I'm not one of the people who sent you any messages, but I think your question is geared wrong.
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Question Asker Yea ik that I think I might have been a little too strong - 28 days ago

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wild-tangent      When: 29 days ago
Well, I tried relationships first, they turned out horribly and most ended after barely a month! I'm now in my one year relationship that started out with two months of friends with benefits, and we're having smooth sailing. We celebrated our anniversary and we're about to celebrate my birthday with a biking trip to the Blue Ridge Mountains. So yes, we're pretty serious about our relationship. It's just that I decided to give it a shot after it worked out really well for my best friend. There are some people who are in an "open relationship" and that doesn't really work out so well... Those end pretty badly. Don't confuse the two.
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ILoveCefalu The Blue Ridge Mountains are beautiful! - 24 days ago

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cjwright79      When: 29 days ago
Sorry, what is so sacred about 'being in a relationship' exactly? They all tend to end sooner or later. What's the harm in getting all good you can from an intimate relationship, while staying away from the bad? You know, familiarity breeds contempt.
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I wish MY life was in such perfect order that I had the free time to tell others what to do with theirs.
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Question Asker If you're just gonna post an asshole response don't post at all. I'm not telling people what to do I'm asking for an opinion. - 29 days ago
Answerer You are asking other people to join you in condemning other people who have FWB's. - 29 days ago
Answerer Look, I know you are a kid still, but you have to realize that public condemnation of others' behavior is an effort to pressure them into changing that behavior.
I mean, think. - 29 days ago
Answerer Read your own damn question: "Why the hell don't you just get into a relationship?"
Oh , no, that's not telling anyone what to do. Nooooo - 29 days ago
Question Asker Ok now I know who you are and am blocking you. There is no reason to act like that when I'm asking a question. Piss off - 29 days ago
ILoveCefalu I'm going to say that the anonymous user won this round. - 24 days ago
WhoaHaHa He wasn't telling people what to do,rather than stating his opinion and asking if anyone else shared his view - 23 days ago

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l-hedoniste      When: 29 days ago
If you don't want one, don't have one. Leave the rest of us alone.
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People have casual sex (with FB's or watver). So what. People wanna live, let them live. Use a condom, now it is safe(sex). Sex can be without emotion(except for the lust). You think its horrible to have sex with someone and not have feelings for them(other than that one that wants you to shove the penis in the vajayjay?) please. The world, law and lifestyles are Not ruled by the Pope or some God who will smite us for not following them. What good the bible or koran or any of that has done in this world on that matter. People steal, commit adultery ettttttccccccc.

having sex with a person and not loving them(as in a real relationship) doesn't mean a thing. to me it sounds like you have a strict view on the subject and not very flexible to other peoples point of view to account or you are jealous of their lifestyles, etc. WHY don't we just go in a relationship? Because there are SO many reasons why it wouldn't work. either its because of work, time, money, travel, etc. because they aren't girlfriend worthy to you and if it turns out that way what story will that be for ur children

"So howd you meet?"
"Oh we were f*** buddies, then one thing led to another and you came along"

Get what I mean? It may be stupid, if one of the people involved in a FWB relationship try to make it more than what it really is, try to add the emotional factor into it and eventually ruin what good was left in it and then it will rupture. That's why you are careful choosing ur friends with benefits with close friends. if its a nobody, than f*** away. Life is for living.

Is it as bad as teenage pregnancies? LOOOOl. sure iron. 2 people having consensual sex = Bad? People have sex, maybe you dont, but as I think of it more and more, you seem to have something personal (and I don't mean from experience due to ur age/immaturity) against these people. You could be overreacting, but if I said you were and you agreed, that is ur intentional handicap and truly, you are jealous or just close-minded, either way, sex between two people who are just doing it for fun, no strings attached, without having those "emotions" that make it more than it is, is OKAY. I approve people doing FWB. AS LONG as you don't f*** it up. Set ur rules, and if it goes to far, then end it before you ruin what is really important and that's friendship.
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bitesizedonut I have only two comments - the only reason a relationship doesn't work, is because one or both parties don't want to make it work. And the scenario you painted of mommy and daddy telling their children about their accident child, happens more often in uncommitted relationships - trust me on this one, my parents married because of a whoopsie. - 29 days ago
Answerer Are you that woopsie? :( - 29 days ago
bitesizedonut Lol there are two different stories to that - so I guess I'll never know. I was born really soon after they got married though... sooooo... lol, I'm guessing I was. But I don't mind. My life has been a wonderful mistake :) - 29 days ago
Answerer Haha awwwwww. well at least atleast ur life is still a mistake? haha - 28 days ago

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friendsfreak      When: A month ago
Well, yes and no. Inherently, yes, I believe it's wrong. Sex isn't just something you do on your day off, it's a way to show that you truly care about a person. When you feel very, very special towards someone, you have sex with them so that they will always carry a part of you and you will always carry a part of them. It's a spiritual exchange because you're giving yourself to the other person so that they can experience the ultimate sensation of pleasure. Unfortunately, because sex feels good, people have started doing it just to make themselves happy. Sex is regarded as just another one of those things that everyone does. Not only is this accepted, it's expected and glorified. So by inherent standards, no, friends with benefits shouldn't be okay. However, by today's standards, it's not all that terrible. Honestly, sex means something different to everyone. To some guys and some girls, sex is very special, the way it really should be. To some guys and girls, though, sex really is just something you do to feel good. There was a time when these guys and girls would have been rejected by everyone for their behavior. However, let's also remember that you used to have to go to confession for eating chocolate. Standards and expectations change, and sometimes, a guy and a girl who both think that sex is just a pleasurable act will meet each other and they'll just have sex for fun. They don't have the sense of fulfillment that comes from viewing sex as a bond, they don't connect to each other on a personal level, and they don't have that special feeling that comes from treating a person with respect and not as a plaything, but to them, that doesn't matter. They just want to pursue pleasure, and that's nobody's business but theirs. Don't be disgusted by this kind of relationship. Instead, you should feel sorry for them, because they'll never have that deeper sense of fulfillment that you'll probably find a lot of. In the end, you should treat sex the way that's right for you, and everyone is different. Make sense?
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InquisitiveMale      When: A month ago
It is a choice each individual has the right to make and it has both its ups and downs. What people need to understand is that it is entirely possible to have sex without romantic love; one does not necessarily constitute the other.

Some people wouldn't dare to have intimate relations with someone unless they had a deep emotional connection first. While others don't feel emotional ties have to come before sex; sometimes, it's all about having fun and fulfilling your desires.

If you're the type of person who relates sex with emotional attachments then you are in your own right correct, friends with benefits is not appropriate. If you're the type of person who believes sex isn't monotonous with emotional feelings, then it could very well be perfectly appropriate.

Whether or not it's appropriate is strictly dependant on how you view sex. Those of you out there who believe friends with benefits benefits to have morality issues, have a right to believe so, but unless you think all sex before marriage is inappropriate it simply makes you a hypocrite. Believing friends with benefits is wrong for you is fine, passing judgment on others, is not.

Myself personally, I find nothing wrong with fwb. There are often complications but that’s simply because those relationships are built off of lies and deceit. If your not completely honest with yourself and your partner about what you truly want from the relationship and how you view sex, it’s expected.

Complications will be faced in an friends with benefits relationship, but is that really an appropriate deterrent… whether you’ve committed yourself to one another or not, things always get complicated.

Unless you believe sex only to be appropriate in connection to marriage you should not be saying friends with benefits is wrong for anyone other then yourself.

MY opinion, not yours.
Cheers.
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bitesizedonut Well and that also depends on your views of marriage. I know people who have been life partners for twenty years who have sex. The only difference between them and some one who is married is the legal document "binding" them together. I think sex should be with your life partner at the very least. But then - I'm one of those people who can't comprehend sex without emotional attachments (it's really like rocket science to me... except rocket science might be easier to learn lol). - A month ago
Answerer You have a valid point. Let?s pretend I incorporated life partners into the mix, them being the same as a married couple. - A month ago

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ynoTbackwards      When: A month ago
your over reacting the way your talking about it, but it is stupid of them for not taking the risk on love
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Littletad      When: A month ago
Everyone be advised, Vetmedhead might be the Smith2267 that was blocked and kicked off this site months ago. I got this off as a tip. I do hope the moderators take this into consideration, but I think if he acts anywhere close to how he did back then, he will be removed again momentarily.

As for my answer. I do believe it's wrong, but it's not right to judge others for their decisions. Personal decisions are just that, personal decisions. When someone gets pregnant, or disaster happens, then you must take responsibility. Friends with benefits situations have always been known to cause problems in the future. If you come on here asking "will he like me" or "what should I do" with regard to this problem, then that alone allows us to give our opinions. I do hope smith or vetmedhead reads this and understands.
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Question Asker Yea thanks for the tip. He's acting like a real troll... - 29 days ago
stevo Thanks for the heads up- - 29 days ago
WhoaHaHa Omg,i did not like that guy - 23 days ago

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gotc147      When: A month ago
I have a friend with benefits who I only meet with once in a great while. She and I understand what our relationship is and know that it's not going to be more than that, and we're content with that.

We're just horny and are tired of our right hand. She takes BC and I use a condom and we split the bill for the hotel room.

We like each other as friends and nothing more, and we help each other out with our high labidos.


Though a while back I had another FWB who after the second meet became insanly clingy, so I'm not saying it doesn't have it's risks and drawbacks.
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dfg456      When: A month ago
I feel that if you have FWB's you can only have one at a time, otherwise it feels kind of like cheating. Except no GF/BF.
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amast21 Totally agree. - 29 days ago
mftn420 I totally agree with you on this... My FWB was getting jealous about me even talking to other men even though he has other females as friends and more. I put him straight, either chill or we're done. No reason for the attitude towards me cause he wasn't losing me as his friend or FWB just because I talk to or hang out with other guys. - 18 days ago

 
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Anonymous User      When: A month ago
my first time was with a girl who just wanted sex...she wanted to get over her most recent ex. so she had friends with benefits with me. neither one of us were attracted to each other. yet we both wanted it. haha
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Answerer Those who disagree are just giving me points. thank you - 29 days ago

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dave216      When: A month ago
If you think it wrong, don't do it. No reason though to try and alter the behavior of others.
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bitesizedonut I think their is reason, but it is a fruitless effort... first off, even if you changed their behavior, it doesn't mean you have changed their morals/attitude/intentions. Secondly, people really can't be forced into change. it's something they have to want to do on their own. Some good advice a friend gave me: you can persuade, guide, advise, encourage, and exhort them to the behavior you'd prefer... but you can't force them into it. - A month ago

 
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Who are you sayying is gutless and iresponsible...the guys or the girls, or both?
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Question Asker Both - A month ago
Answerer Ok, because I was about to let y have it if you were just blaming the guys.
Still, by even making a judgement about it, you are sticking your nose into other people's sex lives. You really shouldn't do that, unless they ask you to. - A month ago
bitesizedonut I think that when it comes to certain things - people do have a right to butt their noses into other's sex lives.... If some one openly makes a statement about their sex lives, it's not really you sticking your nose into it really... they are opening up to you and you have every right to whatever reaction you make. But then also, if I found out that some one was having unprotected sex, I would buy them a box of condoms... immediately. STDs are nothing to play at or take lightly... - A month ago
Answerer Have to differ with you on that one, donut. If (for example) I liked to have sex with one eyed asian prostitutes, and told you so, that does NOT give you the right to morally jusge me.
You may become less judgemental as you get older...and you get judged a few times. - A month ago
Question Asker No it's a combined fault of both parties. And I'm not sticking my nose into other people's lives. I just plainly asked for an opinion of what you think. I stated mine and asked if anyone agrees. In no way am I sticking my nose into other people's lives. I'm not making a judgement I'm stating as opinion and asking for others.Did I ever say that these people are rotten and horrible? No I said that the choice of doing FWB seems irresponsible. It's kinda like saying you think drugs are bad. - A month ago
Answerer OP, so popualr sentiments are ok to express? Like, "drugs are bad"? - A month ago
Question Asker I'm not gonna argue with you over this. - A month ago
bitesizedonut I've been judged plenty of times. Judgment isn't necessarily a bad thing: http://www.girlsaskguys.com/Behavior-Questions/126917-why-do-you-think-people-judge-others.html we are all judgmental. We are all VERY judgmental. We make judgments ever day. I think I am no worse or better than any one else when it comes to judging. I can judge your sexual preference for one eyed Asian prostitutes as disgusting, unsafe, and morally wrong just as much as you can go through with the act. - A month ago
Answerer Popular=good, or acceptable? - A month ago

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AtomizerJr      When: A month ago
FWB situations are usually a disaster. The others have said some good reasons why. Here's another reason:

People in FWB relationships believe they can magically turn off the natural responses of their brains and bodies. Physical intimacy usually creates an emotional bond between people. However, the bond is usually MUCH stronger in women. But women fool themselves into believing that they can somehow avoid this natural response. It's as foolish as saying, "I'm going to eat only junk food ... but I have an agreement with the donuts that they won't make me fat." It's silly. But when women learn that they can't change reality, and that the guy doesn't feel the same depth of emotion, the situation falls apart.

Step #1 to living a happy life: don't deny reality.
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bitesizedonut Lol - your analogy is the best: "... but I have an agreement with the donuts that they won't make me fat." :D (perhaps I'm biased... you used some of my screen name in your analogy)

+1 xD - A month ago
onceuponatime So true "Step #1 to living a happy life: don't deny reality." :) - 29 days ago

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NMMan      When: A month ago
The recurring problem with FWB is that most of the time, the participants aren't two people who keep things strictly casual. More often than not, one of the partners in a FWB situation develops real feelings for the other, and things gets messy in a hurry. If you want to date someone with the intention of eventually moving into a relationship, then just do that - instead of starting off as FWB, and then expecting to convert to a traditional relationship with no awkwardness, as that probably won't succeed.
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Prada679 Good point! - A month ago

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Dela1111      When: A month ago
Its just one more part of the complete lack of morals in western society.
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gotc147 I'll take western morals over middle eastern "If you don't marry this man on your 18th birthday and have X number of kids with him and blindly obey him and never show your face and have no life we will kill you." - A month ago
Answerer I never said the middle east was any better since they have no choice thus no morals. I think good choices should be promoted over bad. - A month ago
parisa Excuse me? what kind of racist ignorant commentary is this? I assume you both have lived in the middle east and experienced life with all races within that area and have a right to make such offensive comments? - 29 days ago
gotc147 It''s not racism if it's factual and presented correctly. Perhaps I was a bit critical in my comment but see my profile for why that might be so.

It's a well known fact that in the middle east women are arranged to marry and in a sense are forced to live like a slave, which is part of the reason middle easterners hate us, we don't follow what they believe to be a proper life.

Of course resenting someone for something and trying to force someone into something are 2 different things. - 29 days ago
bitesizedonut Gotc147 has a valid point. Even within the last decade or so, women in the middle east were treated very poorly... I do not see how this is racist... just look at the news and read books like "A Veiled Threat." http://thorlinks.com/mediaview/5526/Woman_Gets_Stoned_To_Death - 29 days ago
Answerer Actually parisa besides you being an idiot, I have been to the middle east (Iraq twice) so Id think I have a good idea how people are over there. I'm a little saddened that even the UK is going on this new age witch hunt on "racism." - 28 days ago
parisa Don't be so rude and offensive and don't you dare call me an idiot. if you have to resort to childish name calling then don't try to continue a discussion on race issues. I don't know you so I'm not going to make assumptions based on anything but what I've read unlike yourself, where you have to send me private messages, like a child with a grudge. grow up, I've got other priorities in life than to feed a fued on a website. take care and good luck. - 26 days ago
parisa Also, just a little geographical point, iraq does not constitute the middle east. there are arab races and aryan races. I am not arab as you were quick to call me in your private message. I am of an aryan race. google is your friend. next time why don't you state that "i never said iraq was any better" because that's the only valid statement yo u can make. and again this is just your opinion not a fact. - 26 days ago
Answerer Ok once again I'm going to have to reluctantly call you an idiot if you don't believe that Iraq is the middle east. Its like you people pick and choose what represents you. You choose place like Dubai yet distance yourself from any batsh*t crazy places like... pretty much everywhere else including Iran and Iraq. As far as your response in general it was only attacking how I responded yet not even addressing anything relevant. - 26 days ago
gotc147 Parisa, notice I did not say anything about Iraq in particular, I said "middle east" which includes Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Uzbekistan, Yemen, etc.

Unbiased to your nationality and race, I have to agree with Dela on this one. - 24 days ago
 
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